BRIAN MOHR
*** ********** ******* **. 614-***-****
Lewis Center, OH 43035 **********@*******.***
SUMMARY SKILLS
• Over 10 years of FP&A Experience
• Driving process implementation and improvements
• Experienced presenting to C-Level Executives, Directors, Managers, and Non-Management personnel
• Strong analysis and modeling capabilities
• Defining and tracking performance metrics
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Anchor Hocking February 2012 to Present
Founded in 1905, Anchor Hocking is a leading marketer and manufacturer of a comprehensive line of glass products including
beverageware, candle containers, servingware, ovenware, storageware, lighting components and other glass products
Manager, Financial Planning & Analysis
• Built Sales Category report – project that had been put on-hold for several months previously. This has allowed marketing
to identify sales results/trends/margins by product line/customer/item.
• Using the Demand Planning production schedule and inputs from Sales/Marketing built a forecasting model to improve
gross margin % forecast accuracy – reducing variances from 200 basis points to fewer than 50 basis points.
• Built an recurring model providing Net Sales by customer – previously Anchor had only Gross Sales by customer, but no
report showing returns, allowances, programs, cash discounts, etc. at a customer level.
• Manage staff of 3 analysts
United Technologies Corp., Fire & Security September 2006 to February 2012
Americas Fire & Security Services Division
Manager, Financial Planning & Analysis (Connecticut) September 2008 to February 2012
• Coordinated budgeting process including Sales, Quotas, Revenue, Margin, & EBIT – by branch. This included working
with branch sales teams to develop sales strategies for the upcoming year. Beyond setting quotas, we looked at size of
markets, competitors, sales drivers (price, relationship, etc.), new market opportunities, etc. I presented the financial
budget to the President and CFO of Americas Fire & Security Services.
• Developed monthly forecasting processes for 10 branches comprising the Central Region (Excel based tool, upload into
HFM through Smartview). Met monthly (or more frequently) with branches to understand forecasts and identify risks and
potential opportunities. Presented summary analysis to divisional President and CFO of Americas Fire & Security
Services, after review with the Regional General Manager.
• As Finance Manager for Americas Fire & Security Services (a division of UTC Fire & Security) New York branch, drove
significant changes including:
o Inventory consolidation
o Pricing on Test & Inspect contracts
o Receivables/billings process including first arrival calls, dispatcher script, targeting accounts and tracking
collector performance
o Purchase Requisition process
• Analyzed organizational structure in Colorado branch – identified cost reduction and revenue opportunities which have
improved financial results from a loss to a profit position
Fire & Security Corporate Headquarters
Restructuring Finance Manager September 2006 to September 2008
• Participated in the development and tracking of service performance metrics including
o Operational: calls/tech/day, labor utilization (basically hours on site vs. paid hours), inspections/tech/day, first-
time fix %, etc.
o Financial: net recovered margin (actual margin vs. budget for project related work), Field OH % of Revenue,
SG&A % of Revenue
Apollo Professional Solutions December 2005 to September
2006
Working as a contractor for United Technologies Corp., Fire & Security
Major Accomplishments
• Created financial model analyzing the impact of closing the local facility in Exton, PA and outsourcing products to third
party vendors (foreign and domestic) and sister companies as well as exiting certain business lines. The project size was
approximately $3.3MM in non-capital expenditures, another $950k in capital expenditures and had an NPV of $4.9MM.
DecisionOne February 1992 – November 2005
DecisionOne is the largest independent third party computer maintenance company in North America. DecisionOne services
mainframes, midrange systems, networks, personal computers and associated peripherals.
Director Financial Planning and Analysis (Pennsylvania) June 2004 – November 2005
• Managed staff of 5 analysts
• Created Financial Analysis and Balance Sheet used for the purpose of selling DecisionOne’s Call Center business.
• Refined Commissions Forecasting methodology, improved accuracy of forecast from +/- $75,000 per month to +/- $20,000
per month.
• Created overtime analysis, in conjunction with the IT Department, reducing OT by 50% with no adverse impact to service
level performance.
Regional Business Manager (Arizona) June 2001 – June 2004
• Maintained operating margins despite declining revenues. This was accomplished through the careful review of expenses –
primarily staffing requirements, overtime reduction, subcontracting costs, and travel.
• Improved accuracy of Western Region Forecast from a 6% variance to a 3% variance – primarily through detailed analysis
of parts usage and expense.
• Created P&L spreadsheet used by Program Managers to assess the profitability of their assigned accounts. This allowed
non-financial managers to easily gauge the performance of the accounts they managed.
Regional Resource Manager (Arizona/Pennsylvania) November 1997 – June 2001
• Created performance metrics and analysis resulting in identification of excess labor costs and the reduction of same with
no detrimental impact to the achievement of our service levels.
o Developed performance targets for calls closed per day, overtime, and backlog during a period of downsizing.
Headcount reduced over 20%, and productivity increased from 2.5 to 4 calls per Field Engineer per day after
accounting for overtime. Backlog dropped from 3 days to 1.2 days.
Western Area Service Planner (Arizona) January 1996 – November 1997
Operations Applications Specialist (Arizona) January 1996 – November 1997
Senior Strategic Programmer (Arizona) February 1992 – September 1994
COMPUTER SKILLS
• MS Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Access), FoxPro
• Exposure to the following ERP systems: Hyperion, Timberline, Solomon
E D U C AT I O N
Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, PA
Master of Business Administration (honors graduate)
Concentrations: Finance and Strategy
University of Arizona Tucson, AZ
Bachelor of Science
Majors: Finance and Management Information Systems